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  • terrybullwon
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    Originally posted by kwlw
    One question - how did you know, you have left enough "meat" on the engine side?

    Poor thing looks not to be on diet, but to have anorexia or something

    Sau
    Think about where the forces are being applied to the wheel, most of which are around the bolts. This area is untouched, and just a light grind on the friction face of about 2thou

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  • kwlw
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    Originally posted by terrybullwon
    Thank you,

    Yes i lernt that one the hard way....
    One question - how did you know, you have left enough "meat" on the engine side?

    Poor thing looks not to be on diet, but to have anorexia or something

    Sau

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  • terrybullwon
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    Originally posted by Pirvu Eugen
    no problem. the small one from the engine side is important.
    Thank you,

    Yes i lernt that one the hard way....

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  • Pirvu Eugen
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    no problem. the small one from the engine side is important.

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  • terrybullwon
    started a topic Flywheel lightening

    Flywheel lightening

    Guys my flywheel is going to be machined in the next few days, I have found these pictures and am quite happy to follow this spec.

    But the two large pins have been removed from the friction side is this correct?

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    Cheers James
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